Greencastle High School - Minaret Yearbook (Greencastle, IN)

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Pam Loveless shows the geometry students how to bisect a line. New equipment and laborat'ories have added much to Greencastle High School's Science Depart- ment. With the new building, science students can learn by performing numerous experiments in the spacious classrooms and laboratories. Science courses offered at G.H.S. include Chemistry, Phys- ics, Biology, Physical Science, and a special Science Project class. Mr. Eugene Akers, head of the de- partment, reported that nearly 210 students took science courses this year. General Math, Algebra, Advanced Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Analytic Geom- etry, and Trigonometry are the courses offered by the Math Department. According to Mr. Harold Hardman, head of the department, 250 students were enrolled in mathematics. lfomq Smwe 70 flclwwe ,, , Y , - 1 .V 31 5 ' 7Zew Skdla find iawfectiofu Tomorrow, class, we will have a test over chapters 10-20, Mr. Hardman tells his advanced algebra students. 10 ,..an! 'li 'tYes, Steve, it is more complicated than 1 + 3 : 5.77

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7mm ibvqfed 94 744 Wm World The Music Department, consisting of :he band, the choir, and the glee club, is iirected by Mr. Don Marketto. Each year she choir and the glee club make several Jresentations among which are the Christ- nas program and the county festival. With its concerts, precision marching, and home game performances, the band entertains goth the school and the community. For the musician the big events of the year tre the state and the local Solo 8a Ensemble Contests, in which our students have always fared well. In addition to these organiza- aions are the dance band and the pep band, which provide the high school with two dif- ferent types of music. To conclude each fear, an outstanding musician is selected to 'eceive the coveted John Philip Sousa Award. w Choir rehearses for convocation. if My it Nancy Lehe and Joyce Andrews practice their clarinet duet for the Solo 8z Ensemble Contest. It really isn't a combo-these soloists Just get together to compare their number with those of others.

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Q Chemistry students Sally Swope and Steve Jones measure l the water content of crystals. l Dinty Moore displays his own project- zm Spectroscope, which breaks up light into its rays-to the advanced science class. i 0 Smdfm Azmpc 270 EW!! F04 Ulm Fatww Mike and Jerry get a big charge from the Physics Department's Winehurst ma- chine, which-by the way-gives off static electricity. f A -,Z V me: ,J . 2 A F ' S T f iii . 1 ' 1, is v'- 7 f fig . .. 5 ' Q' K sf X Y' xir 'EW f ' X' Un X ' 5 Q 1' 524 f l 251 I 1 fff Qi . AM ,. all ii , s 'i Q 2 5 xg Q ei? Judy Carwell explains the circulatory system to biology student Charles Sprague. 11